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.Bqyf .Baxeball BASEBALL 1957 During the 1937 baseball season an increase in interest could be noticed throughout the county. This was undoubtedly because of the fact that the school teams were playing a bet- ter brand of ball. The run-away type of game was less frequent and thus interest did not lag. Schools put forth more effort to keep their playing fields in condition and supplied better equipment for their teams. Baseball in Licking County is on the upgrade. Special praise should be given to Union Station High School, last year's champions. Although the smallest school in the county, they were supplied with fine pitching, depend- able f1eld1ng,and timely hitting. This happy combination gave them a splendid record of wins during the regular season and aided them in giving a fine showing at the district tournament. UNION Left to right, first row: Keith Buttsg Kenneth Walshg Robert Harrisong Raymond Weekleyg Warren Young. Second row: Mr. Felton, coachg James Kirkg Harold Hessg George Youngg Robert Buttsg Charles Podorean. Sponsored by THE NEWARK ADVOCATE
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Bqy .Bafkefball BASKETBALL The Licking County Basketball championship was again returned to Granville High School for the third consecutive season. The Blue Aces won 16 games and lost 2 games. Both games were lost to Class A teams. Granville also made a good showing for Licking County at the District Tournament, winning their first two games, but losing to the strong Upper Arlington quintet. The Dickinson rating.system was used to determine the championship team. Granville was on top with an index number of 26.6. The other three teams to represent Licking County at the District Tournament were Sum it, second,w1th an index number of 22.63 Utica, third, with 20.65 and Hebron, fourth, with 20. GRANVILLE Orval Jones Carl Jones Jack Jones Charles Young Dale Gosnell Philip Oxley Charles Stiner Raymond Jones John Tavener Bruce Brickels Robert McConnell, Coach
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Alexandria Darwin Smith Right Halfback Q22-g:tg'n2 ' Captain Joe Hueeman Granville Left Guard Jack Jones Granville Left Halfback Thomas Morgan Johnstown Quarterback Arthur Schneider Harry Orr Granville Right Guard Tackle John Tavoner Granville Fullbank Sponsored by ALLEN ERASH AR and HASLOP'S William Woodruff Groton Left End William Payne Groton Center John Smith Pstaakala Left Tackle
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